From Reformation to Reformation

3. It embraces the matters conducted through forty years and six months. Now, the book embraces the matters conducted through forty years...

2. The Argument of the book, King David, and the matters conducted by him. The scope of the same. The Argument of the book is King David,...

1. Inscription and Author. Concerning the inscription and writer of this book, let the judgment be that it is same as concerning the...

Inscription and Author, 1. The Argument of the book, King David, and the matters conducted by him. The scope of the same, 2. It embraces...

HOLY FATHERS: Bede, Bernard, Gregory the Great, Isidore, Theodoret,[1] Eucherius,[2] Jerome,[3] Origen,[4] Procopius of Gaza.[5]...

The Parts of the book are: I. The History of Eli, Chapters 1-4: in which are: 1. Samuel’s nativity: chapter 1. 2. Hannah’s song: chapter...

5. Three parts are enumerated. I. The matters conducted under Eli, High Priest and Judge of the people (1 Samuel 1-4). II. The matters...

4. An account of the time. The affairs of eighty years are narrated. The affairs that are narrated here are of eighty years. For Eli...

3. The argument of the book, and also its end and use. The first book contains the matters conducted in the Church and republic under the...

2. Was the author of the book, Samuel, David, Jeremiah, Ezra, or some other. With respect to the author of these books, most agree that...

1. The names of the book. Samuel, θεόκλητος/theokletos, asked of God. The two books of שמואל/Samuel, or θεοκλήτου/theokletou, asked of...

The names of the book.Samuel,θεόκλητος, asked of God, 1. Was the author of the book, Samuel, David, Jeremiah, Ezra, or some other? 2. The...

HOLY FATHERS: Bede, Isidore, Theodoret. REFORMED: Borrhaus, Burman, Cuperus, Drusius, Gwalther,[1] Lavater,[2] Mercerus,[3] Wolf....

The two Parts of the book are: I. Ruth’s wretched state, chapters 1, 2: in which are: 1. The sojourning of Elimelech, and the fidelity of...

5. Two parts are exhibited. I. Ruth’s condition, poor and wretched (Ruth 1, 2). II. Her condition, happier and more joyful (Ruth 3, 4). A...

4. The chronology of the same. The history falls in the time of Ehud or Shamgar, about one hundred and twenty-eight years after the...

3. The argument and uses of the book. The argument of the book is plainly comic.[1] That is, it is a narration of the grievous trials and...

2. The author of this appears to be the same as of the Book of Judges. That the author of this book is Samuel, the Jews approve: but...

1. Ruth is an appendix to Judges. The name of the book. It is the Second of the Megilloth. The Book of Ruth is to a certain extent an...

Ruth is an appendix to Judges. The name of the book. It is the Second of the Megilloth, 1. The author of this appears to be the same as...